County Happenings in Brandon and Jackson Visits
H D Tinnin went to Brandon Sun day Miss Willie Allen visits her sister Mrs Jim Quimby of Brandon G H Sherrill helps R C Latham and T C Brown with a new binder Miss Myrtle Al ford guests of Mrs W H Watson this week Miss Gladys Tinnin visiting relatives in Jackson Virgie Watson visited his brother Dr W H Watson Saturday Bro J F Campbell went to Jackson to see his ill father Rufus Latham and Starr Tinnin went to Brandon Friday to attend the concert Luther Allen and Jim Lawrence visited their aunt Mrs Potts of Madison Friday to Sunday R H Whites friends glad he is up after illness T C Brown R Latham and J J Whittington in Jackson Friday Mrs W H Watson started a seven pupil music class and expects more W B Misses Mary and Annie Allen in Brandon shopping Walter Steverson and family visited relatives at Andrew Chapel Sunday Cliff Armstrong sprained his ankle and was bruised by a mule Bro J F Campbell went to Pisgah to see Mrs Will Stewart J W Whittington home after a successful term at Clinton Great sickness in the community Rev Carl O Neal visited and preached a fine sermon Miss Ruby Wilson attends commencement at Pelahatchie Miss O Neal in Jackson Rev O Neal and Miss Ruby Wilson drove to Mental Springs Miss Rosa Wilson and father shopped at Pelahatchie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Allen
Jim Quimby
Brandon
G. H. Sherrill
R. C. Latham
T. C. Brown
Myrtle Alford
W. H. Watson
Gladys Tinnin
Jackson
Virgie Watson
Bro
J. F. Campbell
Rufus Latham
Starr
Tinnin
Luther
Allen
Jim Lawrence
Potts
Madison
R. H. Whites
R. €. Latham
J. J. Whittington
W. B
Mary
Annie Alilen
Walter Steverson
Andrew Chapel
Cliff Armstrong
Pisgah
Will Stewart
J. W. Whittington
Clinton
Carl O'Neal
Ruby Wilson
Pelahatchie
O'Neal
Fannin
Mattie Shivers
Allie M. Abernathy
Foley's Kidney Remedy Promoted for Chronic Kidney Trouble
Foley's Kidney Remedy is recommended for chronic kidney and bladder trouble. It tends to regulate and control kidney and bladder action and is healing, strengthening, and bracing. For sale by Brandon Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Brandon Drug Co
Health and farming notes from Eureka community
Eureka reports overall good health with Mrs Edwards still ill but improving. The fine weather aids farmers courting oats as Mr W B Sowell cuts with his reaper this week. George Traxler, who has been very rich, is better. Ella Nash visits cousin Minnie Ross in Cato this week.
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Edwards
W. B. Sowell
George Traxler
Ella Nash
Minnie Ross
Cato
Boynton Chronicle: Locusts and School News
The report notes Mr. Tom Pope returning from Florence where he attended school and anticipates hard work at first. It mentions upcoming school holidays as students will soon be home. Locusts are the current topic with fears of poisoning from fruit. Many friends wish well for a certain girl who is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Pope
Florence
Leading California Druggist Ad Praises Foley's Honey and Tar
A Pasadena druggist endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant suitable for children. It relieves cold symptoms without causing nausea or digestive interference. The letter, dated March 9, 194, is signed by C. H. Ward and C. L. Parsons, urging customers to buy the yellow packaged product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Pasadena
Cal
Foley
C. H. Ward
C. L. Parsons, Sec’y. and
Treas
Brandon Drug Co
Pleasant Weather Ushers Visitors and Local News
The people of this place enjoy fine weather while Mrs. W. H. Harris visits Plain. Illness befalls Mr. Ned Farish of Jackson with wishes for recovery. Mrs. Henry Stacy of Macon is visiting homefolks. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Peatrose and their son from Jackson stay with Aunt Bettie Saunders. Preaching at M. E. Church by Rev. Honeycut of Jackson. Roell Lumber Co. plans Braxton Mississippi as future home after selling out. Charlie Farish visits his sick father. Mrs. M. E. Hagan visits Jackson. Marion Stacy and Jessie Hagan visit homefolks. Jessie Farish expected home soon after T. T. and G. session. Mrs. B. D. Saunders returns from Pelahatchie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Harris
Ned Farish
Jackson
Henry Stacy
Macon
E. G. Peatrose
Little Son
Bettie Saunders
Jessie Farish
Jessie
B. D. Saunders
Walter Thomas
Pelahatchie
Foley Kidney Pills for Kidney and Bladder Relief
Middle aged and elderly people are advised to use Foley Kidney Pills for quick and permanent results in all kidney and bladder troubles and to ease painful irregularities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon Drug Co
Florence Notes Mention Visits and Local News
Florence items report Misses Juanita Todd and Laura Gillespie visiting Dr. Todd, and Miss Gillespie representing the M H B Missionary of Jackson. Steve Webb and Mrs. Stubblefield begin extended Texas trip. Local residents return from Columbus in good health and plans for crops and business are noted.
Puckett Notes Dry Weather Oat Crop Good
In Puckett Mississippi area the oat crop is reported very good amid dry weather. Miss Eva Purvis has chills and fever but is improving. Miss Callie Polk also improving after a week of illness. Visitors include Mr and Mrs J Daniel of Merritt and Rev T J Bolton. Tally Mize traveled to D’Lo. Mr Spergin Benton from Joe spent weekend here. Willie Ponder of Cato greeted voters here. Louis May of Brandon visited. M E church quarterly conference held with the presiding elder and pastor present. all ciruit churches represented. Two Sunday schools active. High School to open June 26 for nine months. Mr McCann of Mississippi College named principal. Misses Allie and Sadie Rogerson assistants. Potential music class discussed but not yet assigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Purvis
Pat
Callie Polk
J. Daniel
Merritt
T. J. Bolton
Gill
Joe
D. A Gill
Tally Mize
D’lo
Spergin Benton
Willie Ponder
Cato
Louis May
Brandon
M. E. Church
Puckett
Puckett High School
McCann
Mississippi College
Allie
Sadie Rogerson
Local Notables Visit. Sunday and Monday Gatherings
STAR. FE. M. Odom returned Wednesday from the Southern Baptist Convention. William R. Ross of Louisiana visited friends in town from Birmingham on Friday and Saturday, his first trip home in nineteen years. J. D. Ross and Florence relatives were here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Garrett spent Sunday with Mr. Garrett's mother in Thomasville. Carl Farmer of Gulfport visited Sunday afternoon. Al Lacy of Braxton and E. L. Cox of Braxton passed through en route to Thomasville. Sim Lacy of Thomasville was at Star Saturday. Miss Clara May Walker of Mendenhall returned home after visiting Myra Loflin. Ellis Morgan went to Rexford Sunday and returned Monday. Rev. Henry Lewis preached at Wesleyana Sunday morning and at Star Sunday afternoon. J. W. Morean and family visited Braxton Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Ollie Morgan, who visited relatives last week, returned to Cato Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. M. Odom
Southern Baptist Convention
William R. Ross
Louisiana
Good Roads
Birmingham
J. D. Ross
Florence
Garrett
Thomasville
Carl Farmer
Gulfport
al Lacy
Braxton
E. L. Cox
Sim Lacy
Star
Clara May Walker
Mendenhall
Myra Loflin
Ellis Morgan
Rexford
Henry Lewis
Brother Purcell
Wesleyana
J. W. Morean
Ollie Morgan
Cato
Mayton Community Notes and Local Visits
The article records help from rain improving conditions, attendance at the quarterly conference at the M E church, and visits by W D Shotts and family, Ada Purvis returning from Blue Mountain, Mrs Dr Watson from Brandon, and Mrs A F Purvis and daughter to Yazoo City. It calls for school election day Friday June 5 and notes farmers’ crops are in splendid condition despite a dry month. G W Jackson of Clinton visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
W. D. Shotts
Ralph
Ada Purvis
Blue Mountain
Dr. Watson
Brandon
A. F. Purvis
Yazoo City
Asthma-Catarrh Cured by Woodworth Co Free Offer
New York readers are invited to request an experimental Senpine package from The Woodworth Co at 4464 Broadway. The pamphlet claims the remedy cures asthma hay fever bronchitis and catarrh and is mailed free to all applicants. It says duration or severity of illness does not affect eligibility.
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New York
Woodworth Co
Broadway
New York City
Verma University Doctor Promises Cure Trial Compound
A professor from Vierma University announces a trial of a new compound claimed to cure ailments after other treatments fail. The notice urges those seeking a cure to enroll, highlighting broad support and the potential of the wondrous treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vierma University
Registered Berkshires Pig Lot for Delivery
A choice lot of Berkshires now ready for delivery at Mulhollan and Shields in Pelahatchie Mississippi. Price is 12.50 dollars per pig.
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Mulhollan and Shields
Pelahatchie
Miss
Brandon News Announces Democratic Primary Alignment
The Brandon News states the newspaper is authorized to announce topics subject to Democratic primaries action. The notice signals forthcoming coverage and official alignment with party processes awaiting primary outcomes.
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Thhe
Brandon News
Statewide Candidate Slate For Hankin Scott and Rankin Counties
A compiled slate lists candidates for multiple county and district offices including State Senator H W Bradshaw and D M Mayers, Representative G S Ware and several others such as Eastland, Singeton, Stingily, Carr, McIntyre, Bullock, Clark, McRae, Orr, Owen, Welch, Chapman, Fitzhugh, Williams, and M Donal. The document enumerates district, beat, and office assignments across county treasurer, sheriff, tax assessor, supervisor beats, justice of the peace, spear beat, and constable roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. East
Hankin
Woods C. Eastland
Scott County
Otho R. Singeton
Forest
Carl Stingily
Rankin
J. D. Carr
Newton
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Jackson Board of Trade
Downing Locke Company
Capitol St
Jackson, Miss
H. D. Tinnin
Eureka
James F. Ballard
Stephens
ST. Louis, MO
W. M. Flowers
Florence, Miss
Pearson
Juanita Todd
Laura Gillespie
Hickory
Dr. Todd
Gillespie
Steve Webb
A. B. Stubblefield
Texas
Sallie South
Ailie Walker
Drucell Crawley
Columbus
Nora Collins
Maggie Lerry
Malissa Barnes
Charlie Lawson
Virden Therrell
John South
Crystal Springs
John
Delta
Florence Mercantile Co
W. G. Ellis
Harriet Emerson
Jnc. L. Evans
Evans
Robt. L. Aills
Rinter
Mayton
Senpine
Memphis
Brandon, Miss
H. W. Bradshaw
D. M. Mayers
G. S. Ware
Edgar Misterfeldt
X. H Watts
AGC
Norman
A. B. Stubblehfield
J. C. Robinson
W. E. McIntyre
Tally Heslep
Harvey H. Bullock
J. H. O'Neal
Oscar G. Jones
Chancery
B. A. Clark
A. Gayden
H. Stapleton
D. Pr. Ward
R. D. McRae
Scott D. Donnell
James A. Cox
J. A. Lindsey
R. E. Barnett
R. F. Brown
W. C. Ponver
D. M. Robbins
R. A. Warwick
Delmont Myers
G. W. Denson
Geo. R. Owen
H. D. Welch MD
C. Atkins
G. D. Franklin
G. D. Robinson
ROBT
L. Chapman
L. W. Ellis
I. P. Russell
T. E. Therrell
P. B. Berry
W. L. Martin
J. J. Daniels
Crook
Co. Fitzhugh
J. B. Worley
J. B. Williamson
J. W. Shivers
H. C. Patrick
N.H. Nash
R. A. Kennedy
Justice of the Peace
MO. F. Williams
J. D. Parrison
Justice Peace
Diset
J. D. M’donald
Spear
W. A. M'Donald
Hiram Smith
Holmes
E. P. Hitt
Wm. M. Watson
Constable
D. A. Collum
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